Tag: inspiration
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A brief trip up the East Coast – Tuning in
A quick trip to Freycinet National Park for some en plein air painting in changeable weather. Plenty of atmosphere.
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And on the Third Day ….
The fun continues in painting paradise. Takayna is such a peaceful place to be, creating as your heart connects with nature.
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More wilderness art – Day 2
Getting right down to the business of painting in the wild!
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Cavorting at the Crossroads
Playing about with a wide variety of creative avenues as part of your art practice can yield inspiring results. Often, I think it’s more productive and meaningful than the “finished” pieces.
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Yep, still living the dream!
The final works from the Tasman Peninsula section of our trip. I hope you enjoy seeing them as much as I enjoyed painting them. Onward and up the East Coast to Swansea next.
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Adventures of an All-weather Artist – Day 2
An artist may be inspired briefly by an idea or place. Or, as is the case with our wilderness areas here in Tasmania, inspiration can last decades or a lifetime.
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Adventures of an All-weather Artist – Day 1
Making art en plein air can be both rewarding as well as frustrating. Most trips you take, you are inspired by far more material than you can ever record.
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Where Have We Been and Where Are We Headed?
How did 2023 go? And what’s in store for 2024? January 2023 saw me with a broken fibula, putting stay to most of my art activity. However, I noticed an advertisement for a drawing course with Ian Roberts. Drawing is easy to do while sitting down, so I took that on and thoroughly enjoyed it.…
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Why Do We Need a Why?
Can artists just make art for the enjoyment they get from it as an activity? And, can viewers look at art purely for enjoyment without needing reasons for its existence?
Wendy Galloway Art 